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HEADQUARTERS, U.S. MARINE CORPSOFFICE OF MANPOWER UTILIZATION

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TASK ASALYSIS PROGRAM

jUESZIJNNAIRE BOOKLEr

INtR ODU:TION

YOU HAVE BEEN SELECTED TO PARTICIPATE IN A STUDY ON tHEBASIS OF YOUR CURRENT JOB &SSLGNMENT. THE INFORMAtION YOuYUHISH WILL BE OF GREAT VALUS TO THE MARINE CORPS IN FUTJREDECISIONS ON: 1i) OCCUPATIONAL FIELD STRUCTURE, (2) TRAINING,(3) CLASSIFICATION, AND (4| A$SIGNMENT POLICY.

THIS JUESTICNNAIRE WAS COISTR UTED FR3N ON-THE-JOBOSERVATIONS AND INTERVIEWS WLTH MARINES PERFOR IN; DUTIES ANDTASKS SIMILAR TO TIOSE YOU PEiFORM. IT IS DESIGNED r DETERMINEWHAT YOU DO IN YOUR PRESENT JJB.

THLS aI OT A E.NE ITiER YOU, YOUR COMMANDER, NOR YOURUNIT WiLL BE EVALUATED, IN ANf WAY, ON THE INFORMArION Y3uPROVID.e. YOUR INDIVIDUAL ANSdERS WILL BE HELD IN THE STRICTESTCONkIDENCE.

Ti& RESULTS OF THE INF3&MTION YOU PR3VIDE IN rHIS QUESTION-NALRE WILL BE OL BENEFIT TO 129 AND OTdER MARINES IN XOU_OCCUPATIONAL FIELD. THEREFOR&, . .AS STRAIFORT.ft ,&M.FASKPO 3_i_8_L_. _o ALL ANSWERS SHOILD BE BASED ONYOUR PRESENT JOB ASSIGNMENT.

THERL ARE FIVE PARTS T3 Ttle QUESTIONNAIRE:

PART I BACKGROUND LNFORMATION SECTIONPART II TASK SEZTIO4PART III JOB SArISFATEION/DISSATISFACTIDN SECTIONPART IV WRITE-IN SE.TIONPART V REMARKS SECTION,

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GENERAL INSTAUCTIONS

1. READ ALL INSTRUCTIaNS CAREFULLY.

2. USE O3NLY THE PENCIL PRESENTED TC YOU BY THE QUESTIONNAIRE ADMIN-ISTRATOR TO MARK YOUR RESPCNSE. 00 NOr USE A PEN OR COLCREO PENCIL*

3. DO NOT MARK OR WRITE OUTSIDE OF THE RESPONSE BCXES AND CIRCLESIN THE FIRST 3 SECT IONS CF THE RESPCNSE BOOKLET.

4. IF IT IS NECESSARY TO CHANGE A AESPCNSE BE SURE TO ERASE ITCOMPLETELY.

5. YOU WILL BE GIVEN AS MUCH TIME AS YOU NEED TO COMPLETE THISTASK SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE.

6. DU. NOT FOLD OR CREASE THE RESPONSE BOOKLET.

7. ASK YOUR SURVEY ADMIhISTRATOR IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTICNSREGARO.ING THE TASK BUOKLET OR THE CCDEO RESPONSE BOOKLET.

NUW TURN TO PAGE 3 OF THIS QUESIlIONNAIRE BOOKLET FOR

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PART I - EACKGROUND IKFORMATION SECTION

INSTRUCTINS FnR £OJETING PART I F THF. RESPflNSE RflKLET:

QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION REQUIRE YOU TO BLACKCLT THE

NUMBER OR FILL IN A CIRCLE FOR YOUR OESIRED RESPONSE.

t X A M P L E S

2 SEX 18. DO YOU HAVE A MILITARYCRIVERS LICENSE.

MALE 0FEMALE G YES 0

NO 0

EXAMPLE MOS (3215)

6. PRIMARY MOS

NUW, TURN TO PACE 1 (PART I - EACKGROUNO INFORMATION SECTION)IN THE RESPONSE BOOKLET ANC BEGIN FILLING IN RESPOINSES TO QUESTIONSI TO 13. BE SURE TO RESPOND TO EACh ITEM.

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NOTE: THE FOLLOWING CORRESPONDS WITi QUESTION 14 IN THE RESPONSE BOOKLET.

14. MY PRESENT BILLET 717LE IS BEST DESCRIBED AS: ISELECT ONLY ONE)

001 MAINT Ct.IEF032 IMRL CHIEF003 ACFT MAINT WORK CENTER SUPESVISOR3J4 CRYOGENIC EQUIPMENT CHIEFJU5 CRYOGENICS EQUIPMENT OPERATOR006 GAS GENERATING MECHOJ7 LOX OPERATOR048 QUALITY ASSURANCE CHIEF309 QUALITY ASSURANCE INSPECTOR010 QUALITY ASSURANCE RePRESENTATIVEOil ACFT MAINT GSE ELECTRICIAN012 ACFT MAINT GSE HYDRAULICS MECH)13 ACFT MAINT GSE REFRIGERATIC& MECH314 ACFT MAINT GSE STRUCTURES HECH015 PNEUMATIC MECH316 ACFT MAINT AIR CCNDITICNING MECH317 ACFT NAINT GSE POWER PLANT NECH018 NCOIC POWER PLANT 1

319 ACFT MAINT GSE ERANCH..NCOIC-320 NCOIC GSE PRODUCTICN CONTROL BRANCH321 MAINTENANCE CONTROL MAN422 FORECASTER023 WEATHER OBSERVER325 RAWIN CEIEF024 RAWIN/RADIJSONDE SET OPERATOR026 WEAThER SERVICE CHIEF327 RAWIN OPERATOR-)28 AVN OPERATICNS CIIEF329 OPERATICNS CLERK330 SAFETY/NATOPS CLERK)31 AIR TRAFFIC COORDINATOR CLERK332 AIRFIELD OPS MAN333 CLEARANCE CLERK334 AIRFIELD UPS CHIEF)35 PLANS ChIEF336 PLANS CLERKJ37 FLT PLANNING MAN038 FLT TRNG NANJ39 FLT SUPPORT NCO340 TRAINING NCO341 FREDS CLERK342 TARGET COORDINATOR043 FLEET LIAISON ChIEF344 PRODUCTION CONTROL MAN

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345 TEST CELL TECHNICIAN346 NCOIC VISITING ACFT LINE IVALJ347 NCOIC FLIGHT LINE CIVISION048 NCOIC EMERG RECOVERY SECTION049 ACFT LAUNCH AND RECOVERY |LiRi CHIEF050 ACFT L/R MAN051 ACFT LIR TECHO52 L/R CREW LEADER)53 MIRROR AND LENS NCCJ)54 CRASH CREW CHIEF)55 NCOIC CRASH CREW)56 TRUCKNASTER)57 ASST TRUCKNASTER358 DISPATChER"J59 ACFT CRASH# FIRE, AND RESCUE (CFRI INSTR363 CFR MAN36l ASST CFR MAN362 SECTION LEADER363 ASST SECT LEADER364 JRIVER/OPEAATQR365 148-1 CREW CIHIEF066 M8-1 CREWMAN1)67 M8-5 CREd C-IEF368 (48-5 CREWMANs)69 CREW LEADER070 NURSE TRUCK CREWMAN311 FIREFIGEiTER372 WATCH SUPERVISOR-373 TOOL ROCI NCOIC

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PART 1I - TASK SECTION

sjSTRJCTIN. FOR IrPLFTtNG PAR! !i.UF THF RFPflNsF £L3KLET:

READ THROUGH THE ENTrE" TASK SEtTICN OF THIS ObESTIONNAIREANO FILL IN THE CIRCLE UNDER THE k COLUMN* IN THE RESPONSEBOUKLET, FOR EACH TASK STATEMENT WHICH YOU ACTUALLY EUEQB0 NDMIN VOI-R BILLET. DO NOT FILL N 'TI-E CIRCLES FOR TASKS THAT YOU 00NOT PERFORM. 00 NOT SLACKEN THE"NUNBERS TO THE RIGHT OF THECIRCLES AT THIS TIME. SEPARATE INSTRUCTIONS WILL FOLLOW FORTHAT PART OF THE QUESTICNNAIRE AFTER YOU HAVE COMPLETED MARKINGTHE TASKS THAT YOU DU.

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QUESTIONNAIRE BOCKLET RESPONSE BOOKLET

TASK DONE

)3j1 TASK.1)12 TASK N f 1 1 1 f)j35 TASK

THE TASKS PERFOAMEG IN YOUR PRESENT BILLET MCS FOLLOW:

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1. ADMINISTER WRITTEN EXANINATICh FOR GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT

IGSE) LICENSE

2. INCORPORATE GSE CHANGES

39 PREPARE/MAINTAIN GSE CUSTODY RECORD SfEETS

4. INSPECT TOW TRACTORS FOR SERVICEABILITY

S. REMOVE/REPLACE POWER STEERING PUMPS

6. REPAIR POWER STEERING PUMPS

7. ADJUST INJECTOR PJJNPS

8. TROUBLESHOOT INJECTOR SYSTEM TO DETERMINE MALFUNCTIONS

9. REMOVE/REPLACE IIJECTORi PUMPS

10. REPAIR IhJECTOR PUMPS

il. HONE CYCLINDERS

12. INSPECT AUXILIARY POWER UNITS iAPU) FOR SERVICEABILITY

13. CHANGE ENGINE BEARINGS

14. REPACK WliEEL BEARINGS

15. REMOVE/REPLACE CAMSHAFTS

i6. REMOVE/REPLACE GLOk PLUGS

17. INSPECT GAS TURBI/YE ENGINES FOR SERVICEABILITY

18. TROUBLESHOOT GAS TURBINE ENGINES TO DETERMINE MALFUNCTIONS

19. OPERATE GAS TURBINE ENGINES

20. REMOVE/REPLACE GAS TURBINE ENINES

21. REPAIR GAS TURBINE ENGINE COMPONENTS

22. INSPECT DIESEL ENGINES FOR SERVICEABILITY

23. TROUBLESHOOT DIESEL ENGINES TC DETERMINE MALFUNCTIONS

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24. REMOVE/REPLACE CIESEL ENGINES

25. REPAIR DIESEL ENGINE CCMPONENIS

26. INSPECT GASOLINE,/MULTIPURPOSE FUEL ENGINES FORSERVICEABILITY

27. TROUBLESHOOT GASOLINE/MULTIPUFPOSE FUEL ENGINES TOi)ETEI4MINE rALFUNCTICNS

28. RENOVE/REPLACE GASCLINE/MULTIPURPGSE FUEL ENGINES

ZS. REPAIR GASCLINE/MULTIPUlRPOSE FUEL ENGINE COMPCNENTS

3., PREPARE GSE FGR STCRAGE/SHIPMENT

31 . REMOVE/REPLACE WI-EELS

32. REMOVE/REPLACE TIRES

33. REPAIR TIRES

34. REtCVE/REPLACE GASKETS/SEALS

35. REMOVE/REPLACE CYLINDER I-EADS

36. REBUILE CYLINDER hiEACS

37. RE4CVE/REPLACE INTAKE/EXIALST MANIFOLDS

38o REMOVE/REPLACE FUEL ATCMIZERS* FUEL FILTERS AND FLCWDIVIDERS

39. REMOVE/REPLACE TRANSMISSION ASSEMBLY

-'3* REPAIR TRANSMISSIIN ASSEMBLY

-41. REMOVE/REPLACE UNIVERSALS

42. REMOVE/REPLACE CIFFERENTIALS

43. INSPECT CCOLING SYSTEM FOR SERVICEABILITY

44. REMCVE/REPLACE WATER PUMPS

45o REBUJILD WATER PUMPS

'.6. REPAIR RACIATORS

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47, TROUBLESHOOT ERAKE SYSTEM TC CETERMINE MALFUNCTIONS

48. TROUBLESHOOT LOW AIR CCMPRESSCRS TO DETERMINE MALFUNCTIONS

49. REMOVE/REPLACE LOW AIR CCMPRESSORS

50. REPAIR LOW AIR CCIPRESSORS

51. REMOVE/REPLACE HIGH AIR CCMPRESSORS

52. REPAIR HIGH AIR CEMPRESSORS

53. REMOVE/REPLACE V-BELTS

54. DEFROST SIOEdLEEC GEL TRAPS (SBGT)

55. ORYOUT LIQJIJ OXYGEN (LCXJ GENERATING PLANT

, . THAW LOX GENERATING PLANT TE FURGE NITROGEN AND OXYGEN

57. CCNDUCT COLO SHUTDCWN CF LCX CENERATING PLANT

5b. REACTIVATE LOX GENERATING PLANT

59. CCNQULT PRE-CICL DOCWN THAW CF LOX GENERATING PLANT

6... MAINTAIN LOX/LCN PURITY TEST KIT

ol. MAINTAIN ACETYLENE CENTENT lEST KIT

o2. CALIBRATE PROCUCT PURITY ANALVZER

o3. REPAIR PRODUCT PURITY ANALYZER

u4. MAINTAIN CHLOFINATED HYDROCAReCN TEST EQUIPMENT

5. CGNDUCT SNIFF TEST OF LOX TO GETERMINE IMPURITIES PRESENT

(o. FILL GASEOUS SUPPLY CYCLINDERS

o7. FILL LIQJdID NITROGEN RECEPTACLES

o8. MAINTAIN LOX/LON STORAGE

b9. MAINTAIN LOX/LCN VAPORIZING ECUIPMENT

75. REPAIR LuX/LGN VAPCRIZING ECUIFMENT

71a PREPARE OPERATION S-EETS FOR LOX GENERATING PLANT

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72. TROUBLESHCOT PURGE UNITS TO DETERMINE MALFUNCTIONS

73. REMOVE/REPLACE PURGE UNITS

74. REPAIR PURGE UNITS

75. TROUBLESHOOT LLX/LCN RECHARGERS TO DETERMINE MALFUNCTIONS

76. REPAIR LOX/LGN REC.I-ARGERS

77. REMOVE/REPLACE I-EATING COILS

78. REPAIR hEATING COILS

79. INSPECT AERO 47A WEAPONS LOACER (SATS)FOR OPERATION

8u. TROUBLESHOOT SATS LOADER TO DETERMINE MALFUNCTIONS

81. REMOVE/REPLACE SATS LOADER CCiEPONENTS

82. REPAIR SATS LCAOER COMFONENTS

83. CONDUCT LOAD TEST CN SATS LOACER

84. TROUBLESHOOT JALKS TO DETERMINE MALFUNCTIONS

85o REPAIR JACKS

db. CONDUCT LOAD TEST Ch JACKS

87. REMOVE/REPLACE BRAKE SYSTEM CCMPONENTS

88. REBUILC BRAKE SYSTEM CEMPONEN7S

69. REPAIR BRAKE SYSTEM COMPONEN7S

9j. REMOVE/REPLACE HYDRALLIC CYCLINDERS

91. REBUILD HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS

92. FABRICATE HYDRAULIC LINES

93. REMOVE/REPLACE HYDRAULIC PUMPS

94. REPAIR HYERAULIC EUMPS

95. INSPECT HYDRAULIC FLUID FOR CCNTAMINATION

96. FLUSH HYDRAULIC SYSTEM TO REMCVE DECONTAMINATICN

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97o BLEED HYDRAULIC SYSTEM

98. REMOVE/REPLACE HIGH PRESSURE PUMPS

99. REPAIR HIGH PRESSURE PUMPS

100o REMOVE/REPLACE NITROGEN PUMPS

L1u. REPAIR NITROGEN PUMPS

i32. CHANGE OIL/OIL FILTERS

143. ADJUST FLOW CCNTROL VALVE FOR OPERATION

134. REMOVE/REPLACE HIGH/LOW PRESSRE HYDRAULIC FILTERS

i35. INSPECT WCRK STAND FOR SERVICEABILITY

1.)6. TROUBLESHOOT WORK STAND TO DETERMINE MALFUNCTIONS

1)7. REPAIR WORK STAND

1j8. INSPECT ENGINE TRANSPORTATICN TRAILERS FOR SERVICEABILITY

1,9. MAINTAIN ENGINE TRANSPORTATION TRAILERS

110. REPAIR ENGINE TRANSPORTATION TRAILERS

111. INSPECT REMOVAL/INSTALLATICN TRAILER FOR SERVICEABILITY

112. MAINTAIN REMOVAL/.INSTALLATICN TRAILER

113. REPAIR REMOVAL/INSTALLATICN TRAILER

114. INSPECT HYDRAULIC/PNEUMATIC SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS FORSERVICEABILITY

115. TEST HYDRAULIC/PNEUMATIC SYSTEMS AND CCMPONENTS FOROPERATION

116. TROUBLESHOOT HYDRAULIC BOWSERS TO DETERMINE MALFUNCTIONS

i0. REBUILD hYDRAULIC IOWSERS

118. INSPECT OiL SERVICING SYSTEMS (PON-6) FOR SERVICEABILITY

119. TEST PON-6°S FOR OPERATION

,O. REPAIR PON-6

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1ZI. FABRICATE ELECTRICAL CABLES

122. REMGVE/REPLACE ELECTRICAL CABLES

123. FABRICATE CONDUIT

124. REMOVE/REPLACE CCNCUIT

125. CUT/SHAPE PLUGS

126. CALIBRATE GSE ELECTRICAL CCMPCNENTS

i.,,, REMOVE/REPLACE ELECTRIC MOTCRS

128. REPAIR ELECTRIC MOTORS

129. TRCUBLESHOOT A6TCMATIVE ELECTRICAL MOTORS TO DETERMINEMALFUNCT IONS

130. REMOVE/REPLALE STARTERS

.il. TROUBLESHOOT STARTING SYSTEMS TO DETERMINE MALFUNCTIONS

132. REPAIR STARTERS

L33. TROUBLESHOOT IGNITICN SYSTEMS TO DETERMINE MALFUNCTICNS

134. REMOVE/REPLACE IGNITION SYSTEPS

135. REPAIR IGNITICN SYSTEMS

L3b. TROUBLESHOOT CHARGING SYSTEMS TO DETERMINE MALFUNCTICNS

Iis. REMOVE/REPLACE CHARGING SYSTEMS

138. REPAIR CHARGING SYSTEMS

139. ADJUST IDLE SPEED EN MOBILE ELECTRIC POWER PLANT (MEPP)

140. TEST MOBILE ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS FOR OPERATICN

141. ADJUST VOLTAGE INPLT Ch MEPP

142. TROUBLESHCOT VOLTACE OUTPUT PETER TO DETERMINE MALFUNCTIONS

143. REMOVE/REPLACE VOLTAGE OLTPUT METER

144. REPAIR VOLTAGE OUTPUT METERS

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145. TROUBLESHOOT FAULT PROTECTICN CIRCUITS TO DETERMINE

MALFUNCT IONS

146. REMOVE/REPLACE FAULT PROTECTICN CIRCUITS

147. REPAIR FAULT PROTECTION CIRCUITS

i48. TROUBLESHCOT RELAYSICONTACTCRS TO DETERMINE MALFUNCTIONS

149. REMOVE/REPLACE RELAYS/CCNTACTCRS

150o REPAIR RELAYS/CONTACTORS

151. TROUBLESHCOT CIRCUIT BREAKERS/FUSES TO DETERMINE MALFUNCTION

152, REMOVE/REPLACE CIRCUIT BREAKERS/FUSES

i53. INSPECT GSE REFRIGERATION ANC AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT FORSERVICEABILITY

154o TEST GSE REFRIGERATICN AND AIR CCNDITIONING EQLIPMENT FOROPERATION

155. STOW REFRIGERANTS

156o INSTALL GSE AIR CCNDITIONING AND REFRIGERATICN CCMPONENTS

157. TROUBLESHCOT REFRICERATICN SYSTEM TO DETERMINE MALFUNCTIONS

158. REMOVE/REPLACE REFRIGERANT CIPPRESSOR

159. REPAIR REFRIGERANT CCMPRESSOR

163. INSTALL REFRIGERANT LINE-TAP

161. CHECK REFRIGERANT PRESSURE

162. RECHARGE REFRIGERATICN SYSTEM

1o3. RECHARGE AIR CONDITICNING SYSTEM

164. CHECK COOLING SYSTEM FOR VACULM LEAKS

165. TROUBLESHCOT VACUUM PUMPS TC CETERMINE MALFUNCTIONS

166. REMOVE/REPLACE VACUUM PUMPS

167. REPAIR VACUUM PUMPS

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168o OPERATE VACUUM PUMPS

169. OPERATE AMPERAGE GAUGE TO DETERMINE CCMPRESSOR IS PULLINGLOAD

170. CHECK AIR CONOITICNING/REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS FOR FREON LEAKS

i7l. PURGE CLiOLING SYSTEM

i72. REMCVE/REPLACE TIERMOSTATS

173. REMOVE/REPLACE TURBOCHARGERS

174. REPAIR TURBOCHARGERS

175. CALIBRATE GAUGES Ch MANIFOLD

176. REMOVE/INSTALL MANIFOLD GAUGE

177. TROUBLESHOUT MANIFCLD TO DETERMINE LEAKS

178. REMOVE/REPLACE CONCENSORS

i79. REPAIR CCNJENSERS

163. CLEAN EVAPORATORS

i i. REJ4GVE/REPLACE EVAFORATORS

1d2. REPAIR EVAPLRATORS

id3o RE14OVE/REPLACE SOLENCID VALVES

184. REPAIR SOLENOID VALVES

185. REMOVE/REPLACE ACCUMULATORS

166o REPAIR ACCUMULATORS

187. REMOVE/REFLACE REVERSING VALVE

188. REPAIR REVERSING VALVE

189. REPAIR ELECTRCMECHANICAL VALVES

19J. REMOVE/REPLACE FAN MCTORS

191. REPAIR HBO-36 VANS

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192. TROUBLESHOOT hBO-36 VANS

193. REMOVE/REPLACE HBC-36 VAN COMPONENTS

194. DISTRIBUTE WEATHER DATA

195. RECORD WIND VELOCITY

196. DETERMINE WIND DIRECTICN

197. ENCODE WEATHER CATA

198. PREPARE WEATHER MAPS

199. PREPARE RADIOSLNCE BALLCCN SCLNDINGS

2u0. TRACK PILOT aALLCCN SOUNDINGS

2j1. PLOT RAOIOSONGE BALLCCN SOUNDINGS

2.2. CETERMINE VERTICAL VISIBILITY

233. LAUNCH CEILING BALLGN TO DETERMINE CEILING

2j4o COMPUTE PIBAL BALLCCh SOUNDINGS

2j5. MEASURE hEIGHT OF CLCUC LAYERS

2J6. CETERMINE CLOUU TYPES

2J7 PREPARE/SL3MIT WEATHER SURFACE OBSERVATION (FMH-L)

2j8. PREPARE/SUAMIT ASTIGNCMICAL AI C TIDAL DATA

209e DECODE TELETYPE MESSAGES

2i15. CCMPUTE RELATIVE HUMIDITY

2il. CALCULATE ALTIMETER SETTING FCR PILOT INFORMATICN

2i2a COMPUTE SEA LEVEL PRESSURE

213. CCMPUTE PRESSLRE ALTITUDE OR DENSITY ALTITUDE

2i4. COMPUTE DEW PCINT

215. UETERMINE PREVAILING VISIBILITY VALUE

216. DETERMINE RJAWAY VISIBILITY

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217a POST LOCAL WEATHER INFCRMATICN

218. ADJUST BAROGRAPH CFARTS TO CCSRECT TIME

219. CHECK MICRO BAROGRAPH FOR PRESSURE TREND

220. RECORD TEMPERATURE READINGS

221. RECORD/COMPUTE HEAl STRESS CATA

222. DISTRIBUTE hEAT STRESS DATA

223. CONDUCT PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE (PM) ON FACSIMILE MACHINE

224. PREPARE WEATHER REPORTS

225. CONDUCT PM ON AUTCPATIC WEATIER STATION

226. OPERATE WEATHER RADAR

227. DETERMINE TYPE. CHARACTER, AND INTENSITY OF PRECIPITATION

228. MEASURE PRECIPITATICN

229. MEASURE DIAMETER OF hAILSICNES

230. PREPARE/SUBMIT SNO% CATA

231. PREPARE/SUMIT SlORE/ICE DATA

232. CBSERVE/REPOR1 SATELLITE BURN-INS

2).Do PREPARE/TRANSMIT TERMINAL FORECAST (FT)

234o. PLOT AIRWAYS CODES

235o PLOT WINDS ALOFT ClARTS

236. PLOT/POST FACSIMILE M APS

237. PLOT/PCST RADAR OBSERVATION

2 Bs INSPECT RAAINSONOE FCR SERVICEABILITY

239. SET-UP GEOSTATIUNARY ANTENNA

243. ALIGN GEOSTATICNARY ANTENNA TC SATELLITE TRACK

241o PREPARE RAWINSONDE VAN FOR OPERATION

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242. CONDUCT RAWINSCNCE COSERVATICNS

243. COMPUTE ALTITUDE OF RAWINSCNDE BALLOON

244. ENCODE CATA OF RAiINSONDE SCUNDINGS

245. ASSEMBLE/CISASSEMBLE RADCME

246. OPERATE GMO VAN (RACAR IEIGHT OF RAWINSONDE)

247. CALIBRATE/BASELINE CI-ECK RAINSONDE

248. OBTAIN VALID EASELINE OF RAkINSONDE RECORDER

249. EVALUATE MANDATORY PRESSURE LEVELS. TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITYUSING RAWINSCNDE RECORDER TO DETERMINE SIGNIFICANT LEVELS

253. ASSEMBLE/CISASSEMeLE WIND ECUIFMENT

25i. COMPUTE WIND DIRECTICN AND SPEED AT SIGNIFICANT LEVELS

252. PREPARE RAoINSCNDE VAN FCR I6OVEMENT

253. CONSTRUCT TIME-ALTITLDE CURVE

254. TRANSFER RECORDER FECORD AND hINDS TO AN ACIAEATIC ChART

255. EXTRACT RAWIN HEIGhTS

256. PLOT BALLCON FGSIIICN

257. PREPARE EQUIPMENT FOR PIBAL CESERVATICN

258a PLCT TEMPE&ATURE AND RELATIVE HUMIDITY

259. OPERATE TMQ-5 RECORDER TO CCMFLTE TEMPERATURE/HUMIDITY

260. CHANGE RECURDING PENS IN TMC-5 RECORDER

261. CLEAN TMQ-5 RECORDER

262. DETERMINE STANDARD ISOEAR LEVELS

2o3. DETERMINE SIGNIFICANT LOhS ANC HIGHS

264. PREPARE WEATi-ER FORECASTS

5. BRIEF/CEBRIEF AIRCREWS ON WEAlI-ER CONDITIONS

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266. FILL OUT WEATHER ERIEFS 1D0-115-13)

267. PREPARE HORIZCNTAL WEATPER CEfICTION CHARTS (HhD1

268. PLOT SEVERE WEATi--EF WARNINGS 1WW'S)

269. PLOT/TRACK HURRICANE PCSITICN!/FOREtASTS

270a PLOT/TRACK TYPNLCN PCSITIOtS/FORECASTS

271. *INTERPRET RADAR 08SERVATIONS

272., INTERPRET WEATHER SATELLITE FI-CTGGRAPIhY

273. PREPARE WEATHER BRIEFINGS

274. ANALYZE WEAThER CHARTS AND CIAGRAMS

275. COM4PUTE CLIM4ATALOGICAL FORECASTS

276. ANALYZE wEATHER MAPS TO CETERPINE NIGH/LOW PRESSURE CRFRONTAL SYSTEM4S

277o ANALYZE UPPER AIR TO DETERMINE UPPER FLOW AND MOVEMENT OFSYSTEMS

278. ANALYZE GRADJIENT WINCS

279a ANALYZE SKEW OTIS"

280. PREPARE NEPHANALYSr'S.

281. PLOT NEPHANALYSIS CHART

Z2o ANALYZE NEPHANALYSIS (PICTORIAL DISPLAY SATELLITE PICTURE)

283. CONDUCT PM ON WING 1NDICATCR/PECCRDER IUMO-5)

2834. OPERATE CLOUhI HEIGHT INDICATOR AND RECORDER (GMQ-13)

2d5o CONDUCT PM EN CLOUG J-EJGHT Ih1CICATOR AND RECCROER (GMQ-13)

286. OPERATE TRANSMISSCMETER INDICATOR AND RECORDER (GMQ-13)

287. CONDUCT PM4 CN TRANSMISSCMETER INDICATCR AND RECORDER(GMQ-)

288o UPERATE SEMI-AUTCMATIC kEATI-EA VAN (GMQ-291

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289. CONDUCT PM CN SEMI-AUTCMATIC hEATHER VAN (GMQ-29)

290. OPERATE CONUS METECRLOGICAL DATA SYSTEM (CONED)

291. OPERATE TRANSCEIVERS SUCH AS RD-108 AND 305

292. CONDUCT PM ON AIRCRAFT RECOVERY EQUIPMENT

293. INSTALL AIRFIELD LIGHTING ECUIPMENT

294. REPAIR AIRFIELD LIGHTING EGUIFMENT

295. INSTALL/REMOVE AM-2 FATTING

296. INSPECT RUNWAY MATTIIG FCR SERVICEABILITY

297. REPAIR AM-2 MATTING

298. MAINTAIN LANDING LCG

299. INSTALL ARRESTING GEAR ENGINES

3JO. REMOVE/REPLACE ARRESTING GEAR ENGINES

3J1. REPAIR ARRESTING -EAR ENGINES

3.)2o INSTALL ARRESTING CEAR BRAKES

3j3. REMOVE/REPLACE ARRESTING GEAR BRAKES

3.4. REPAIR ARRESTING GEAR ERAKES

3.j5, INSPECT ARRESTING CABLES FOR SERVICEABILITY

3J6. REMOVE/REPLACE ARRESTING CABLES

3J7o INSPECT ARRESTING TAPES FOR SERVICEABILITY

3.98. REMOVE/REPLACE ARRESTING TAPES

339. SET ARRESTING GEAR FOR AIRCRAFT GROSS NEIGHT

31u. VERIFY AIRCRAFT GACSS WEIGHT

311. RESET AIRFIELC ARRESTING GEAR

312. INSTALL VISUAL LANCING AID EGLIPMENT SUCH AS FRESNEL LENSAND VASI

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313. INSPECT FRESNEL LENS FOR SERVICEABI LITY

314, TEST FRESNEL LENS FOR OPERATIEN

3L5. REPAIR VISUAL LANDING AIG, EQUIFNENT SUCH AS FRESNEL LENS

AND VASI

316. INSTALL EARTH ANCHORS

317. CONDUCT PULL TEST CNARRESTINC GEAR AND EARTH ANCHORSTO DETERMINE STABILITY

318. INSPECT ARRESTING GEAR ABSORBERS FOR SERVICEABILI7Y

319. TROUBLESHOOT ARRESTING GEAR AESORBERS TO DETERMINEMALFUNCT IONS

320. REPAIR ARRESTING GEAR ABSORBEFS

321. REMOVE/REPLACE ARRESTING GEAR ABSORBERS

322. TRtOUBLESHCOT PORTABLE RUNWAY LIGHTS TO DETERMINE

M4ALFUNCT IONS

323a TEST PORTA3LE RUNWAY LIGHTING FOR OPERATION

324. REMOVE/REPLACE 8JLeS AND LENS CN RUNWAY LIGHTING

325. OPERATE M-71 CRANE

326. PREPARE/SUBMIT AIRCRAFT RECOVERY REPORTS SUCH AS MATTINGAND MAINTENANCE

327. PAINT AIRFIELL MARKINGS CN MATTING

328. CHOCK AIRCRAFT

329. DESIGN VTCL/STOL LAhDING PAC$

330. INSTALL VTOL/ STCL LANDING PADS

331. PREPARE FLIGHT SCI-EOLLES

332. PREPARE/MAINTAIN AIRCRAFT STALLS BOARD

333. PREPARE/MAINTAIN FLIGHT ASSIGhMENT/AIRCRAFT FOOVEMENT BOARD

334. PREPARE/MAINTAIN PILOT STATUS CONTROL BOARD

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335. PREPARE/MAINTAIN WEIGHT ANC BALANCE DATA

336. UPDATE SYLLABLS CCNTROL BOARD

337. PREPARE SITUATICN/CPERATION MAFS

338. PREPARE AVIATIGN SAFETY REPCRIS

339. COMPILE DATA FOR AVIATICN OPERATICNS AND AVIATION SAFETYREPORTS

343. DISTRIBUTE FLIGHT SCHEDULES

34.1. PREPARE CLASSIFIED REPORTS SUCH AS FLIGHT OPERATIONS ANDFL16HT TIMES

342. PREPARE AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT AND INCIDENT REPORiS

343. PREPARE CCMMANO CHRONOLCGY REFORTS

344. ASSIGN CREW/PASSENGERS TC AIRCRAFT

3 t5. PUST ARRIVAL REPORTS

346. CHECK FLIGHT PLAN FOR ACCURACY AND COMPLETENESS

347. TRANSMIT FLIGHT PLAN TO CENTEP/CCNTROL FOR CLEARANCE

348. DECODE SECUENCE REPORTS

349. PREPARE STRIP CHART FOR CRCSS CCUNTRY FLIGHTS

350. PREPARE VISUAL/INSTRUMENT FLIGHT PLANS

3:1. PREPARE CRASH/RESCUE AND DISASTER CONTROL BILLS

3o2. PREPARE 1NOTICE TO AIRMEN (NCTAM)

353. UPDATE NCTAM CNTIPCL BOARD

354o UPDATE CURRENT FLIPS/STARS

355. PREPARE PRIOR PERMISSICN REQUESTS (PPR) FOR PERSCNKEL TOLAND CN FACILITY

5b SET-UP REJUESTS FOR FUEL/SERVICES FOR INCOMING AIRCRAFT

.,7. SET-UP/IUORCINATE LIVING QUARTERS FOR TRANSIENT AIR CREWSWiTH FACILITY CCM1ANDER

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358. CCNTROL TAKE-OFFS FOR PERSCNhEL NOT FILING FLIGHT PLANS

359. MAINTAIN FACiLITIES LICENSES FOR CIVILIAN PERSCNNEL ANDCOMMERCIAL AIRLINES

36,o PROVIDE SUPPORT FCR EMERGENCY SERVICES TO DISTRESSEDAIRCRAFT

361o ADMINISTER QUALIFICATICN TESTING TO FLIGHT CLEARANCEPERSONNEL

362. PREPARE/SUBMIT ENLISTED FLIGIT ORDERS REPORT

363. PREPARE/SUBMIT CGMPLETED FLIGkT TIME REPORT

364. ENIER DATA IN AVIATORS FLIGHT LCG BOOK

365. UPDATE NAVAL AVIATCRS AND NAVAL FLIGHT OFFICERSQUALIFICATION JACKETS

366. MAINTAIN PILQT/AIRCREW FLIGHT TIME BOARD

367o PREPARE/SUBMIT NATCPS EVALUATIONS

368. GRADE PILOT/AIRCREW QUALIFICATION AND INSTRUMENT CARDEXAMI NAT IONS

3o9. PREPARE FLIGHT REACINESS EVALLATICN DATA (FREDS)

37,. VERIFY FREDS YELLOW SHEET FOR ACCURACY

37i. KEYPUNCh FREDS REPCRTS

372. PREPARE/SUBMIT FORCE OPERATICNAL READINESSSTATISTICS (FORSIAT)

373. COMPILE DATA FOR FCRSTAT

374. KEYPUNCH FORSTAT DATA

375. CONDUCT LIAISCN WiTh UNITS CN FRAG REQUESTS

376. PREPARE FRAGMENTARY REPORT

377. SCHEDULE PERSONNEL FCR RANGE CETAILS

378o PREPARE/SUBMIT AIRCRAFT MISrAf REPORTS

379. .ERVICE MB5 MDBl M-10:3, P-4A. PICKUP* 5 TON POWER WAGON

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380. INSPECT M-1000# PICKUP, 5 TCN POER WAGON FOR SERVICEABILITY

381. TEST M859 1131. M-1000, P-4A, 5 TCN POWER WAGCNFOR WATER PRESSURE

382, ADMINISTER FIRST AID TO CRASH VICTIMS

3d3. INSPECT MB5 ELECTRICAL CCMPCNENTS FOR SERVICEABILITY

364. INSPECT 15 POUND DRY-CHEMICAL SYSTEM FOR SERVICEABILITY

385. INSPECT MBI ELECTRICAL CCMFCNENTS FOR SERVICEABILITY

386. INSPECT 18 PUMPING SYSTEM FCF SERVICEABILITY

387. INPSECT MB1 BCOSTER BEATER FOR SERVICEABILITY

388. INSPECT MBI MAIN ENGINE FOR SERVICEABILITY

389. INSPECT M81 PUMP ENGINE FOR SERVICEABILITY

39a. INSPECT P-4A ELECTRICAL SYSTEP FOR SERVICEABILITY

3 I. INSPECT P-4A PUMPING SYSTEM FCR SERVICEABILITY

392. INSPECT P-4A BOOSTER hEAlER FUR SERVICEABILITY

393s INSPECT SELF-CCNTAINEC BREATI-ING APPARATUS FORSERVICEAdLLITY

394. INSPECT EXHAUST (Wi.EEL CCOLING) FAN FOR SERVICEABILITY

395. INSPECT POE4ER SAw FOR SERVICEABILITY

3'v6° INSPECT CRASH-RESCUE KIT TO EhSURE SERVICEABILITY,COMPLETENESS AND CLEANLINESS

397. ENGAGE PUMPING SYSTEM ON 1BI. M85. P-4A. M-eOC0

398. APPLY FCAM LIGHT WATER TC CCVER COCKPIT OF AIRCRAFT

399. EXTINGUISh CONFINEC FUSE FIRE

,j. INSPECT TWINNEC AGENT UNIT (TAU) FOR SERVICEABILITY

., . ATTACH TAU TO AIRCRAFT

,. RE :1ARGE TAU

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403. INSPECT FLIGHT LINE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS FOR SERVICEABILITY

4-°4. PREPARE/SUBMIT DAILY VEHICLE INSPECTILN FORMS

4J5. CLEAN FIRE FIGHTING PROTECTIVE CLOTHING/EQUIPMENT

4j6. INSPECT FIRE FIGHTING PROTECTIVE CLOThING FOR SERVICEABILITY

4j7. ROLL HCSES

4u8. RECHARGE 33 PCUND CRY-CI-EMICAL EXTINGUISHER

4j9. INSPECT NITROGEN CYLINDER FCR PRESSURE

4i',. ENGAGE GOVERNOR CCFTROL 'SWITCIES

4±1. PREPARE/SUdMIT TRUCK STATUS REPORT

' i2. PREPARE/SUBMIT RUNWAY INSPECTION REPORT

4i3a PREPARE AIRFIELD MAPS FCR CCCRCINATES/GRADIENTS

414. PREPARE CAILY LOG CF PERSONNEL AND TRUCK MOVEMENT

4i5, LIFT DISABLED AIRCRAFT USING MB-IAv 40 TON CRANE

4A.6. TEST MB-lA 40 TLN CRANE FOR CPERATION

4i7a INVENTORY ,481A 40 TON CRANE ECUIPMENT

418. SERVICE NURSE TRUCK

419o INSPECT NURSE TRUCK FOR SERVICEABILITY

42C. TEST NURSE TRUCK ECR OPERATICh

421. INSPECT FUEL PITS FOR FIRE HAZARDS

422. INSERT PIN LCCKS/DCWN LCCKS IN AIRCRAFT LANDING GEAR

423o TEST DROTT CRLISE CRANE CABLES FOR OPERATION

4Z4. SERVICE DFOTT CRUISE CRANE

425. INSPECT DFOTT CRUISE CRANE FCF OPERATION

426. INSPECT DW-2j TUW IRACTOR FOR OPERATICN

427. SERVICE D-2; 1Gbk RACTOR

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428. INSPECT MRS-200 TO TRACTOR FCR OPERATION

429. SERVICE MRS-2,)l TOW TRACTOR

430. TEST OSHKOSH 20 TCN CRANE FOR CPERATICN

431. SERVICE OSHKOSH 20 TCN CRANE

432o INSPECT OSHKOSH 20 TON CRANE FCR CPERATION

4.s3. INSPECT DEFUELER TRUCK FOR OPERATION

434. SERVICE DEFUELER TRUCK

435. TEST DEFUELER TRUCK PUMPS FOR OPERATION

436. REMOVE FUEL FROM AIRCRAFT USIhG DEFUELER TRUCK

437. PURGE AIRFRAME FUEL SYSTEMS

438. PREPARE/SUBMIT AIRCRAFT CRAS- REPORTS

439. RAPPEL FRCM SAR 1ELICOPTER TC EXTINGUISH AIRCRAFT FIRES

440. PREPARE/SUBMIT WEEKLY/MCNTHLY VEHICLE PM REPORTS

441. CLEAN/MAINTAIN AIRCRAFT LIFTING SLINGS

442. TEST AIRCRAFT LIFTING SLINGS FOR OPERATION

443. CLEAN/MAINTAIN AIRCRAFT LIFTIAG BAGS

44. TEST AIRCRAFT LIFTING BAGS FC OPERATICN

445. INSTRUCT/TRAIN PERSONNEL IN FIRE FIGHTING TECHNIQUES

446. COMPILE/SUBMIT CRASH. FIRE ANE RESCUE (CFR) REPORTS

47. DRIVE CFR VEHICLES

448. GPERATE CFR CRANES

449. PREPARE/MAINTAIN FEFORTS CCNTFOL BOARC

45j. PREPARE AFTER ACTICN REPORTS

451. PREPARE OPERATICNS PLANS/ORDE6S

452. CHECK GSE STATUS REPCRT FOR READY FOR ISSUE IRFI)

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453. REVIEW 3M SYSTEM FCR ACCURACY

454. REVIEW MAINTENANCE DCCUNENT RECORD (MCR) FOR TREND ANALYSIS

455. MONITOR TOOL CCNTRCL PROGRAM

456. MCNITOR GROUND SAFETY PROGRAM

457 INSTRUCT/TRAIN PERSONNEL IN' GSE TECHNIQUES

458. SUPERVISE PERSONNEL PERFORMING GSE DUTIES

459. INSTRUCT/Tt(AIN PERSONNEL IN AIR OPERATIONS TECHNIQUES

46%1. SUPERVISE PERSCNNEL PERFORMING AIR OPERATIONS CUTIES

4bl. INSTRUCT/TRAIN PEFSCNNEL ON WEAThER FCRECASTER TECI-NIQUES

462a SUPERVISE PERSONNEL PERFORMING WEATHER FORECASTER CLTIES

463. INSTRUCT/TRAIN PERSONNEL IN E)PEDITIONARY AIRFIELDPROCEDURES

464. INSTRUCT/TRAIN PERSONNEL IN CFR TECHNIQUES

465. SUPERVISE PERSUNNEL PERFORMING FIRE FIGHTING ELTIES

4o6. CONDUCT PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ON DUPLICATION MACHINES

467. UPDATE NATJPS MANUAL

4b8. UPDATE FILES/DIRECTIVES

4o9° PREPARE/SUBNIT MAINTENANCE CATA COLLECTION FCRM

470. INCORPCRATE TECHNICAL CIRECTICN COMPLIANCES ITCC)

471. GUIDE AIRCRAFT JSING ARM AND HANE SIGNALS

472. INSPECT RUNWAYS, TAXIWAYS ANC FAMPS FCR FOREIGN OBJECTDIGESTIBLE (FOD)

473. CRIVE RUNwAY SwEEPER

474. MIX PAINTS

475. BRUSH PAINT GSE

476. PREPARE GSE FOR PAINTING

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477. SPRAY PAINT GSE

478. REMOVE/REPLACE INSTRUMENT GAUGES

479. SCLOER WIRES TO TEPNJNALS

480. SILVER SOLOER COPPER TUeING

481. FABRICATE METAL TUBINGS

482. REMOVE/REPLACE MEIAL TUBINGS

463. REMOVE/REPLACE FIT71NGS SUCH AS BRASS AND STAINLESS STEEL

4d4. REMOGVE/REPLA#;E SkhEET METAL PAIELS

4d5. REPAIR SHEET METAL PANELS

486. REMOVE/REPLACE GLASS ON GSE

4.87. REPAIR GLASS PANELS

488. REMOVE/REPLACE PLEXIGLASS

4d9. CUT METAL

4,ii. TEMPUS METAL

491. eRAZAE METAL

4v2, tiEAT TREAT METAL

493. SEND METAL

494. PUN"CH METAL

495. DRESS METAL

496. SHARPEN METAL

491. REMOVE/REPLACE HOSES ON GSE

498. INVENTORY SPARE PARIS

499. PREPARE/SUBMIT SINGLE AC7ICN FCRM (SAF)

5pi.o PREPARE/SUBMIT BUDGET

5j1.e WASHl DGWN FUEL SP.ILLS

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502. PREPARE/SUBMIT MORNING REPORTS

5)3. PREPARE BRIEFING CPARTS

5jo TUNE ENGINES

545o REMOVE/REPLACE ALTERNATORS, REGULATORS, STARTERS, ANDGENERATORS

506. REPAIR ALTERNATORS# REGULATCR., STARTERS AND GENERATORS

5j7o CONDUCT QUALITY ASSURANCE ICIA) INSPECTIONS

5i8. CONDUCT CCLLATERAL CLTY INSPECTICNS (CDI

509o INVENTORY TOOLS

510. ISSUE TOOLS

5i1. REQUISITION TCOLS/FARTS

5,2. DRIVE GSE VEHICLES

513. MAINTAIN INDIVIDUAL PATERIAL FEADINESS LIST (IMRL)

514o PREPARE/MAINTAIN ISUAL DISCREPANCY SI-EET/MAINTENANCE ACTIONFORMS (VID/MAFS)

515. PREPARE/SUBMIT GSE REPORTS

516. MAINTAIN TECHNICAL PUBLICATICK LIBRARY (TPL)

5i7. PREPARE/MAINTAIN MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENT CARDS (MRC)

518. PREPARE EW&IPMENT REPAIR ORCE IERO)

519. SUBMIT ERO SHCPPING LISTS

520. TOw AIRCRAFT

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NOW THAT YOU HAVE FCUND ALL ThE TASKS THAT YOU PERFORM IN YOURPRESENT BILLET AND HAVE FILLED IN flE APPROPRIATE CIRCLES*READ THE FOLLOWING INSTR(ICTTGNS ON I-OW TO TIME RATE THETASKS YOU PERFLRM.

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PAPT 11 - TASIX SECTICNICONTINUED)

IdL 1R Ik1IflN_.S FuR lr RATI1NG r4F T AS t W]U HAVE .NI1TCAThfly flu PERFQlf

YOU ARE NOW READY TO"TV4E' RATE'EACH TASK THAT YOU HAVEMARKED THAT YOU CURRENTLY PERFCRM. 10 RATE THE RELATIVEANUUNT OF TINE SPENT ON EACH TASK* VOU MUST FIRST DECIDEHow MUCH TIME YOJ SPEND CN EACH TASK. THEN COMPARE THISTIME mITH THE AMUNT OF TIME SPENT CN EACH OF THE CTHERTASKS THAT YOU HAVE CHECKEC.

RECORD TfrE RELATIVE TIPE SPENT FOR EACH TASK ThAT YOU HAVEMARKEO USING ThE "SEVEN-POINT" TIME SPENT SCALE SHOWR BELOW.

TIME, SPENTl

I. VERY LITTLE2. BELOW AVERAGE3. SLIGHTLY BELOW AVERAGE4. AVERAGE5. SLIGHTLY ABOVE AVERAGE6. ABOVE AVERAGE7. VERY MUCH

REMEMBER, IF YOU SFEND VERY MUCh TIME PERFORMING A PARTICULARTASK IN COMPARISON TO GTI-EI TASKS YCU PERFORM, THE TASK SHOULDBE RATEC A 7 (VERY MUChl IN TI-E RESPONSE BOOKLET. ThE FOLLOWINGEXAMPLES, WILL SHOW YOU HOW TC MARK IWOUR RESPONSES. THE FIRST TASKWAS DONE VERY MUCH. TI-E SECCNC TASK WAS NOT CHECKEO OR TIME RATEDBECAUSE IT WAS NOT PERFORMED. TIE THIRD TASK WAS RATED AS BEINGPERFORMED BELOW AVERAGE.

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TIME SPENT

1. VERY LITTLE2o BELOW AVERAGE3o SLIGHTLY BELOW AVERAGE4. 'AVERAGE5. SLIGHTLY AeCVE AVERAGE6o ABOVE AVERAGE7. VERY MUCH

.E XA M PL ES

QUESTIGN BOCKLET RESPONSE BOOKLET

TASK CCf E

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TURN BACK TO PACE 5 CF THE RESP(NSE BOOKLET AND RECORG THERELATIVE TIME SPENT FOR EACH TASK JI-AT YOU HAVE MARKED*

AGAIN, DO NCT TINE RATE TASKS VCL DC NOT PERFCRN. DC NOTCARKEN MORE THAN ONE NUMBER FOR ANY TASK THAT YOU RATE.

AFTER YOU HAVE COMPLETED PART 11 YOU NAY CONTINUE ON TCPARTS IV AND V.

PART IV £ V - WRITE-IN/REMARKS SECTICNS

IMSTRUtTIQNS FUR SrT'lCN-" IV "AK V fF TClE M PFlNF R!nKLET:

THESE SECTIONS ASK .FM'A""WR1ITEN COMMENTS# RECCMMENATIONSAND SUGGESTIONS ABOUT YOUR TRAINING. NOS AND JOB. YOU MUST WRITEON THE TOP OF PAGE 15 YOUR RANK ANC BILLET MOS.

HANDWRITTEN COMMENTS AND RECOMMINCATIONS RECEIVED FRCM MARINESWHO HAVE PARTICIPATED IN SIMILAR SURVEYS HAVE BEEN EXTREMELYVALUAILE FOR PERSONNEL AND' TRAINING MANAGERS. YOUR PARTICIPATIONIN PROVIDING "FEECBACK" TOITI-E MARIAE CORPS ABOUT YOUR TRAINING.YOUR JOB# AND THIS QUESTI1NNAIRE'IS ENCCURAGED AND GREATLYAPPRECIATED.

X XXX XX X x XzX

WHEN YOU HAVE CCMFLETEC TI-ESE FINAL 2 SECTIONS, RETURN YOURQUESTIONNAIRE AND RESPCNSE BOOKLET TO THE ADMINISTRATOR.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND PARIICIPATICN IN THIS SURVEY.YOU CAN BE ASSURED THAT TIE INFORMATICN PROVIDED BY YOU. ALONGWITH YCUR PERSONAL COMMENTS AND RECCMMENDATIONS9 WILL BE KEPTCONFIDENTIAL AND WILL BE USED TO IMPROVE THE MANPOkER ANDTRAINING ASPECTS OF THIE MARINE CCOFS.

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